Hello, is it possible to buy used cars with damage without paying taxes, get them repaired, and sell them for a higher price without getting into any kind of stress?
Do you have any experience with this?
What should you pay attention to?
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No, you can’t just set up a car repair shop/consumed car sales/ car use illegally, and you mean to be able to do it under complete ignorance of the tax office, trade supervision, environmental law and, if necessary, prescribed qualification. Sooner or later you’ll get one on the roof. Especially when you talk about more than one car in the year and get fucked up, that’ll happen at some point.
Is of course possible, but not legal and will certainly give you stress at some point, at the latest when someone bites you
You need a trade, there is no if and but. You may need the master letter, which depends on what you want to repair.
He’s coming or something.
No.